• Annual Charity Golf Tournament!

  • Annual Charity
    Golf Tournament!

5th Annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors Charity Golf Tournament

Date: Friday, October 6, 2023
Course: Lake Wilderness Golf Course; Maple Valley, WA 98038
Directions: Get Map

Please join us for the Fifth Annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors Charity Golf Tournament benefiting the Maple Valley Food Bank & Emergency Services on Friday, October 6th. Golfers will enjoy 18 holes of traditional and relaxed competition in a shotgun start format, set along the Lake Wilderness Golf Course. Check in begins at 10 AM, and the shot gun start at 11. More information on contests, lunch, and dinner/awards will follow after registration.

Want to golf? We’re looking for teams of four to sign up and claim their tee times TODAY! $150/person ($600/team). Must be purchased in sets of four to build out foursome. You don’t have to know everyone’s info at the time of signup!

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Proceeds from the tournament will support the Maple Valley Food Bank’s life-changing food security and homelessness prevention programs that serve families in Maple Valley, Black Diamond, and the Tahoma School District. Email lindsey@maplevalleyfoodbank.org with questions.

Special THANK YOU to our Title Sponsors:

• Four Corners Insurance and Financial

• King and Bunny’s Appliances, and

• Java! Java! Coffee Co.

Thank you, as well, to the following businesses and their support of this great, annual event!

• Creative Closets LLC
• Haeger Orthodontics
• Dynamic Computing Services
• Impact, Inc.
• Maple Valley Eye Care Center
• Malone’s Landscape Management

We’d also like thank our hole sponsors:

• Northwest Bicycle
• Wilderness Auto Service and Chevron
• Taco Time Northwest
• Melissa Hudson – Rosie Rourke Team & Keller Williams
• Stocktons Restaurant
• Silver Streak, Inc.

Our Community Impact:

10,000

local households supported

40,000

individual visits to our market

100,000

pledged for emergency financial assistance

500

backpacks for school-aged children

1,000

kids received holiday gifts